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Average $350–$575. Alberta has no mandatory inspector licensing — here's what that means for you.
A typical home inspection in Alberta costs between $350 and $575, making it one of the more affordable provinces for this service. Calgary inspectors generally charge $400–$575, while Edmonton runs slightly lower at $375–$525. Rural Alberta and smaller cities may see rates of $325–$450.
One critical note: Alberta does not require home inspectors to be licensed or certified at the provincial level. This means quality and standards vary significantly between inspectors. Choosing a credentialed inspector (CAHPI, ASHI, or InterNACHI member) is essential.
| Property Type | Calgary | Edmonton | Other AB |
|---|---|---|---|
| Detached home (<2,000 sq ft) | $425–$550 | $400–$525 | $350–$475 |
| Larger home (2,000–3,500 sq ft) | $475–$600 | $450–$575 | $400–$525 |
| Condo/apartment | $325–$425 | $300–$400 | $275–$375 |
| Acreage with well/septic | $600–$800 | $575–$775 | $500–$700 |
Alberta is one of Canada's most buyer-friendly provinces for closing costs. There is no provincial land transfer tax, which saves buyers thousands compared to Ontario and BC. Your main closing costs are:
| Cost Item | Estimated Amount (on $600K home) |
|---|---|
| Land Title Registration Fee | ~$500–$700 |
| Mortgage Registration Fee | ~$500–$700 |
| Legal Fees | $1,200–$1,800 |
| Title Insurance | $200–$350 |
| Home Inspection | $400–$575 |
| Total | ~$3,000–$4,500 |
See the Alberta Closing Costs Calculator for your exact numbers. Also read our guides on best banks in Alberta and Alberta land title fees.
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